The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (ICS)
Indian Maritime University (IMU)
jointly organise a
Seminar on
SHIPPING INDIA-
VISION 2020
10th April 2010, Saturday
IMU Seminar Hall
Indian Maritime University
East Coast Road Uthandi, Chennai 600 119
Seminar on
'SHIPPING INDIA- VISION 2020'
The purpose of the seminar is to cover and deal with the future trends in various sectors of the shipping industry as a whole. While no doubt the present economic slowdown and the global economic situation have dampened the spirits and hope of the shipping industry there are some positive developments taking place in the shipping industry which should not be lost sight of.Our Indian Government has now come out with an ambitious ‘National Maritime Programme’ which involve an allocation of Rs.1 Lakh Crore. Of the total allocation Rs.55,804 crore has been allocated for development work in the 12 major and 185 minor ports in the country while Rs.44,535 crore has been earmarked for shipping and inland waterways. There is a huge scope for employment opportunities in this field as presently the India’s manpower share is only 6% globally. There is an urgent need to develop quality manpower. in this sector. This Seminar is likely to identify all these areas of problems and opportunities and suggest ways and means to the practitioners of this trade to navigate the rough weather and move ahead with hope and confidence.
Date: 10th April 2010Timing: 09.45 AM to 4.45 PM
Venue: IMU Seminar Hall,
Indian Maritime University, Uthandi, Chennai 600 119
Schedule of the seminar
09.30 AM / Registration09.45 AM / Welcome Address / Dr.Gurudas Gupta, Head-School of Business, IMU, Chennai.
10.00 AM / Port Development – Vision 2020 / Mr.P.Tamilvanan, Chairman,
New Mangalore Port Trust, Mangalore
10.25 AM / Public private partnership (PPP) – It's impact in the supply Chain Management / Mr.Ennarasu Karunesan, Director & CEO, DP World, Chennai .
10.50 AM / Interactive session / Moderator: Capt.K.G.RamakrIshnan, Vice Chairman, ICS, Madras Branch
11.05 AM / Tea Break
11.30 AM / Legal challenges and opportunities in the coming decade / Mr.Amitva Majumdar, Advocate & Solicitor,Bose & Mitra & Co
11.55 AM / Role of Customs in context of liberalisation and globalisation / Mr.P.Muthusamy, IRS – Additional Commissioner of Customs
12.20 PM / Growth prospects in EXIM Trade, CFS & ICD / Mr.Xavier Britto, Chairman, Indev Logistics, Chennai.
12.45 PM / Interactive session / Moderator: Capt.Neel.J.Nair, Committee Member,ICS Madras Branch
01.00 PM / L U N C H B R E A K
02.00 PM / Human Re sources – Demand and supply scenario in the coming years / Dr.P.Vijayan, Vice Chancellor, IMU, Chennai
02.25 PM / Marine Insurance- The emerging trends / Mr.Sanjeev Bhandari, Crowe Boda & Co.,
02.50 PM / Interactive session / Moderator: Dr.A.Mourougane, Faculty(Finance), IMU, Chennai
03.05 PM / Tea Break
03.25 PM / Opportunities in Coastal Shipping / Mr.Saju Chacko, CMD Caravel Logistics
03.50 PM / Investment and fund raising in the Shipping sector / Mr.Manish Saigal, Executive Director, KPMG.
04.15 PM / Interactive Session / Moderator: Mr.R.Swaminathan, Chairman, ICS, Madras Branch
04.30 PM / Vote of Thanks / P.Saravanan, Treasurer, ICS, Madras Branch
About ICS
The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers is the only internationally recognised professional body representing Shipbrokers, Ship Managers and agents throughout the world. With 23 Branches in key shipping areas, 3500 individual and 120 Company Members, Membership of ICS represents a commitment to maintaining the highest professional standard across the shipping industry worldwide.
The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers' primary objective is to promote professionalism within the Shipping industry worldwide. Professionalims couples trust and integrity with knowledge of one's business.
The Madras Branch of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers was established in 1995, on the momentous occasion of the 7th year of granting the Royal Chartering to the institute. With a membership base of 18, it was considered appropriate to give thrust to Educational and Membership during the first year. Today, the Branch has 39 Fellows, 104 Members located all over India.
About IMU
The IMU has been established as a Central University by the Government of India under an Act of Parliament, namely the Indian Maritime University Act 2008.
Indian Maritime University(IMU) was inaugurated on December 31, at Chennai. IMU is the FIRST Central University to be set up by the Department of Shipping through an Act of Parliament. The Act was notified in the Government of India's Gazette on November 11, 2008. The University will integrate into its fold the existing seven maritime academic instituttions, namely National Maritime Academy-Chennai, T S Chanakya-Mumbai, Lal Bahadur Shastri College of Advanced Maritime Studies & Research, Mumbai, Maritime Engineering Research Institute – Mumbai, Marine Engineeing Research Institute-Kolkata, Indian Institute of Port Management-Kolkata and National Ship Design & Research Centre Visakhapatnam.
REGISTRATION FORM
Seminar on
Shipping India – Vision 2020
on 10th April 2010
at
IMU Seminar Hall, Indian Maritime University,
East Coast Road, Uthandi, Chennai 600 119
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